What the example shows
The photograph shows the cavity pattern and the space between cavities. That layout is the starting point for discussing a tray that can be filled, moved and emptied within the buyer's available working area.
- Design decisions
- Agree the finished piece dimensions before repeating the cavity. For depositor filling, compare cavity centers with the nozzle drawing and check the indexing direction. For hand filling, review access to each row and the support needed while carrying a filled tray.
- What to send for a similar mold
- Send the intended formula, target grams or measured dimensions, cavity count, maximum tray size and the filling method. Include the nozzle pitch and carrier dimensions when a machine determines the layout.
- Prototype checks to agree
- Use the real gummy formula to check fill level, piece weight and release. Review a complete filled tray for support and handling. Record any cavity or spacing changes before approving the repeated layout.